This upcoming year is the 75th Anniversary of varsity squash at the Naval Academy. The Naval Squash program would not be the program we are today without the continued support, in many different ways, from this community.
2023 Maryland State Middle-School Team Championships
2022 IAAM Team Champions - Bryn Mawr School
New Calvert Squash Facility - see news story below.
LOCAL NEWS
St. Paul's was the 1 seed in Division 4 and started off in the round of 16, facing Moses Brown from Providence, RI.
Good day fellow squashers – we trust this posting finds you well and staying fit. We want to congratulate our 9 Maryland High School teams that participated in the 2023 High School Nationals recently.
The 2023 Maryland State Middle-School Team Championships (singles) were held at Calvert School this week, following a year hiatus. Thank you to Patrick Bedore and the Calvert School staff for hosting an outstanding two-day gathering of
Recently, the US Naval Academy and its squash professional/coach, Tyler Osborne, hosted its first Open Squash Tournament – for both Singles and Doubles players (with the use of their all-glass court on the Academy grounds).
Bryn Mawr earns inaugural IAAM squash title by topping McDonogh
By Nelson Coffin
NATIONAL NEWS
US Squash has now made three and five-year memberships available for the first time in its history.
A record fifty-seven Americans will represent Team USA and take on the world’s best juniors at the 2019 Dunlop British Junior Open, January 2-6, at Birmingham University and Edgbastion Priory Club in Birmingham, England.
900 junior squash players representing forty-one different nations descend on Boston and Andover, Massachussetts, this weekend to compete in the world’s largest individual squash tournament–the 2019 U.S.
Roundup coverage of the 2018 FS Investments US Open quarter finals. Free, extended highlights available at: psaworldtour.com/tv/live
[1] Mohamed ElShorbagy (EGY) v [8] Paul Coll (NZL)
SquashCares, founded in 2014 by Sydney Soloway — then a multi-sport star and student leader at Dana Hall School and now attending Hamilton College — will continue to collect squash balls and equipment to benefit the broader community.